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Meanings of plowman in English
Usage of plowman in English
1
On the following morning the preacher-plowman was afield at break of day.
2
All the fine ladies and gentlemen were eager to see the plowman poet.
3
The plowman reached home and told his wife about the ring.
4
For a year the plowman worked hard and his wife saved.
5
Most of the men are muscular, and have large plowman hands.
6
A two-share gang-plow is used, with a seat for the plowman.
7
A plowman on his legs is higher than a gentleman on his knees.
8
Bill White, Squire Pinner's plowman, called in here and told us the news.
9
The plowman suddenly stopped in the middle of a furrow and glanced up, laughing.
10
With these words the old woman hobbled down the road, leaving the plowman wondering.
11
Next morning the plowman set out with the false ring.
12
A plowman paused in his work one day to rest.
13
The plowman walked along, his lips moving all the while.
14
We sallied out and he strode the pavement with long strides like a plowman.
15
Cleos married one of the plowman's daughters, you will recall.
16
Your plowman's team of oxen seems to be mired in a patch of mud.
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Plowman across language varieties
United Kingdom
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